Journal Integration of Management Studies (JIMS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal published by Integrasi Sains Media, Indonesia. The journal provides a scholarly platform for research that advances management knowledge and contributes to effective business and organizational practices.

Objectives

JIMS aims to:

• Advance theoretical and empirical knowledge in management and business studies.
• Encourage research that connects management theory with organizational and business practice.
• Promote scholarly exchange among academics, researchers, and practitioners.
• Disseminate rigorous research that informs managerial decision-making and organizational development.

Scope

JIMS welcomes original theoretical, empirical, and applied research in management and business, including but not limited to:

• Marketing Management: consumer behavior, branding, marketing strategy, and digital marketing.
• Financial Management: corporate finance, investment, financial decision-making, and risk management.
• Human Resource Management: employee performance, leadership, organizational behavior, and talent management.
• Strategic Management: business strategy, innovation, competitiveness, and organizational transformation.
• Tourism Management: tourism business management, destination governance, hospitality management, and tourism entrepreneurship.
• Entrepreneurship: business models, start-ups, small and medium enterprises, and entrepreneurial innovation.
• Operations Management: supply chain management, productivity, process improvement, and operational performance.

Types of Contributions

JIMS considers original research articles, conceptual papers, literature reviews, and research-based case studies that demonstrate clear relevance to management and business studies.

Submissions should offer a meaningful theoretical, methodological, empirical, or practical contribution. Interdisciplinary studies are welcome when their relevance to management is clearly established.

Manuscripts outside the journal's scope or lacking a clear scholarly contribution may be declined during the initial editorial assessment.